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Gillingham Pledges $100K to Sustain Police-Outreach Partnership
Mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham says he will make $100,000 available immediately, if re-elected on October 28, to keep a community outreach partnership working alongside Winnipeg police in the West End.
Ottawa to Provide Up to $6M to Hire More Family Doctors in Manitoba
Ottawa will provide up to $6M over three years for Manitoba to hire new family doctors, particularly in northern and rural communities.
Gillingham Pledges More 311 Service Improvements
Scott Gillingham is promising four customer service improvements to 311 if re-elected as Winnipeg’s mayor.
Gianmarco Soresi Bringing ‘Misery Loves Tour’ to Winnipeg
New York-based comedian Gianmarco Soresi is bringing his The Misery Loves Tour 2027 to Winnipeg’s Club Regent Event Centre.
Man Airlifted to Winnipeg Hospital After Serious Stabbing
A 44-year-old man was airlifted to hospital in Winnipeg with a serious stab wound after an assault in O-Pion-Na-Piwin Cree Nation.
Harvest Manitoba Raises Record $6.5M at Empty Bowls Dinner
Harvest Manitoba raised $6.5M at its annual Empty Bowls Celebrity Auction Dinner on Thursday, the largest gala fundraising total in the province’s history.
Microsoft to Issue Software Update as Manitoba Remains on DST
Manitoba’s decision to remain on daylight time year-round has prompted some technological changes ahead of November 1.
What’s Open and Closed in Winnipeg on Thanksgiving Weekend
Here’s a roundup of what’s open, closed or operating on a reduced schedule in Winnipeg over the Thanksgiving long weekend.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew Sticks to French for Third Day in Legislature
Manitoba’s premier spoke almost exclusively in French for the third consecutive day in the legislature on Wednesday in a move welcomed by the province’s francophone community.
Coalition to Rally for Return of 50-50 Transit Funding
A coalition of labour, environmental and community organizations is calling on the province to restore its 50-50 transit operating funding agreement.
Manitoba Labour Board Rules Dynacare Needs Essential Services Agreement
The Manitoba Labour Board has ruled that an essential services agreement is required for Dynacare, overturning a March 2026 signed consent between the company and the Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals that said none was needed.











